The most common talk abouts against Fedora versions and features is most softwares needs to be installed by users either manually or using an internet installer called yum. This is geek cool for terminal-based fedora loyal users, but could be a little bit scary and dangerous to desktop and mouse-driven desktop linux users around the web.
To make desktop experience a more easy and enjoyful, here's a quick post on how to install the most wanted desktop softwares and stuff in Fedora that could make your Fedora desktop experience a great and enjoyful experience.
How To Install Most Wanted Desktop Stuff in Fedora To Make It More Enjoyable
This Fedora 9 post has been possible by using AutoNine rpm package, thanks to dangermouse for his dedication and grea job! Autonine automatic fedora installer can install the following fedora softwares for you automatically in a snap.
AutoNine Installation Feature
- flash-plugin
- dvd-playback
- java 6u5
- nvidia FX + driver
- parental controls
- broadcom 43xx
- madwifi
- ar5007
- skypre
- lightscribe
- sudo with password
- sudo no password
- frostwire
- limewire
- realplayer
- google desktop
- google picasa
- gnome color chooser
- webilder
- backgrounds
- compiz-fusion gnome
- compiz-fusion kde
AutoNine Installation on Fedora 9
Step One
On fedora 9, download autonine rpm from here or use yum as shown below. A conflict would appear if you have easylife sourceforge rpm installed, uninstall when necessary.
# yum -y install autonine
Step Two
If you download autoninee from dangermouse site, proceed below. If you use yum to install autonine, proceed to step three immediately.
# rpm -ivh autonine-0.1-9.fc9.noarch.rpm
Step Three
Launch AutoNine
# autonine
Install AutoNine on Fedora 8
On fedora 8, simply
# wget -c http://dnmouse.webs.com/scripts/dangermouse
# sh dangermouse
AutoNine Screenshot
If you are looking for graphics and wireless drivers for Fedora, visit dangermouse links here.
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